Kiawah Island Ocean Course
Although it was originally designed to sit behind the dunes, Dye’s wife, Alice, suggested raising the entire course to allow players unobstructed views of Kiawah’s beautiful Atlantic coastline from every hole. This improved view, however, made the course substantially more demanding as it also exposed it to the area’s brisk and unpredictable sea breezes. Probably no other golf course in the world outside of the United Kingdom and Ireland is affected as much by the wind. From one round to the next, a player can experience up to an 8-club difference on holes depending upon the direction and strength of the wind. Built in 1991 by Pete Dye, there are no prevailing winds on the course. Dye took this into account when designing the course. In fact, he designed two courses into one – one for an easterly wind and one for a westerly wind.
All Offers
Kiawah Island Golf Villas
- Includes Return Flights
- 7 nights room only
- 4 rounds of golf at Cougar Point, Turtle Point, Osprey Point and Ocean Course
- Includes Buggies and range balls
- Walking caddy included at Ocean Course
The Francis Marion Hotel
- Includes return flights
- 7 nights room only
- 4 rounds of golf
- Includes Buggies
- Includes return flights
- 7 nights room only
- 4 rounds of golf inc Ocean Course
- Includes Buggies and range balls
- Walking caddy included at Ocean Course
- Includes return flights
- 7 nights room only
- 4 rounds of golf
- Includes Buggies
Belmond Charleston Place
- Includes return flights
- 5 nights room only
- 3 rounds of golf
- Includes Buggies
